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Social Purrspectives – Observing social behaviour of cats in multicat households

Morgane Van Belle DVM

Available to view until 25 February 2027

Cats are the most popular companion animals worldwide, and many households are home to more than one cat. While the flexible social nature of cats means multicat living can be beneficial for some, intercat tension is common and often goes unnoticed. In her PhD project, Morgane Van Belle researches how we can better understand the social behaviour of cats in multicat housholds via video-observation. During this session we will delve into the latest insights on social behaviour in cats, and introduce the recently developed Ethogram of Feline Social Interactions (EFSI) for scoring cat behaviour in the home.

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